Do the drawers completely detach from railing. Putting this under sink and need clear access to plumbing
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They do not detach. It is all one unit and slides and out of the cabinet as one unit.
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The track and the shelf are separate items. In the installation process, the track is screwed to the base of the cabinet. Then, the shelf is attached to the track by means of 4 nuts, one nut at each corner. If you needed to get access to the plumbing, it would be fairly easy to remove the shelf from the track. If you are thinking about the two shelf unit, the upper shelf is attached to the lower shelf by 4 stainless steel rods that fit into female slots on both the upper and lower shelves. It would be fairly easy to remove the upper shelf if you needed to. I installed a two shelf unit under my bathroom sink. It was a tight fit but it works just fine. It is a good product. If you needed to remove it to get at some plumbing, it would be a ten minute job to take it out.
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There are two shallow drawers under the wine rack I've found no issues with opening and closing them
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Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those, there is plenty of room for other things to be stored away. Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those,... » Read More Partially. You can push the drawers closed without resistance up to about 2 inches from the cabinet, then you push them a little more, and they pull themselves closed. A nice feature, but you always have to give it that little extra push to get it to begin pulling itself closed. As for drawer size (I'm doing this from memory) I would say the drawers are about 5" wide and 12" long and about 4 inches deep. There is no shelf inside the cabinet. With the drain pipe from the sink, there wouldn't be any room. I put small stackable baskets in mine to hold things. And even with those, there is plenty of room for other things to be stored away. « Show Less
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The drawers move freely and smoothly. This is applicable to the underneath storage/trodder. The one I bought for my children who are 8 & 6 years old is more than a year without any parts/accessories fallen apart.
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The drawers directly below the sinks are faux drawers. The drawers below that do not fully extend to the back of the unit, to allow for plumbing space.
1796783
Yes, both drawers have bottoms but are removable as they slide into grooves when you assemble.
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They pretty much glide and can't fall out when you pull them out all the way. No shelf in between but that's not a problem. All drawers lock but the top opens front to back and has a mirror. That part does not lock. Like this piece very much.
957087
Not sure if you're asking if the drawers can be removed, but they do slide out. I'm not sure if they can be removed. The top shelf has a front panel that opens to expose an open cabinet (no file drawer), then there are 3 file drawers and one pull-out shelf.
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Hi,The drawers do not extend all the way to the back of the vanity. But please keep in mind that the plumbing is intended to go underneath the sinks.Thank you,Kitchen Bath Collection
812719
yes they pull out but they come completely out as well and do not function like regular drawers. They are more like baskets sitting on a shelf. the top ones are small enough and light enough (with a ton of toys in them) that my one year old has no problems getting into it and pulling stuff out of it.
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The drawers would need to pull themselves closed like the cabinet doors hinges do. Some drawers are design to automatically pull the drawer in when you get it to about an inch away by the type of rails the drawer rides on and many include a soft close feature with that.
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There are 2 undermounted drawer rails for the drawer. Pull out the drawer & look underneath at the rails. On each rail there is a screw (usually located nearest the drawer face) that holds the drawer to the rails. Remove one screw from each rail to release the drawer from the rails. Then, give the underside the drawer a light upwards tap. The drawer should pop right out. Thank you!
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They are drawers that fully slide out w wheels. They are not attached to the frame
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The previous answer is correct. The drawers don't come all the way out. It would tip over if they did. I needed a small file, so I don't fill it completely, and I'm very pleased with it.
1577403
Yes, all of the drawers can be removed completely from their slots. If you are asking can get rid of an entire drawer to make the whole thing taller, the answer to your question is "No."
101763
They do not come apart. The holes in the drawer side track align with the mounting holes in the cabinet side. Just install screws through the holes. The drawer is not removable without taking out the screws. This was an extremely heavy duty weight bearing slide and worked for my application. It has obvious limitations for cabinet use as adjustment is a problem.
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It doesn't pull out really; it more or less can be released from the hook at the left side of the horizontal bar in the photo. Since it is on a kind of spring, it easily moves around the sink. We have a large Kohler deep farm-style sink, and no corner is left behind.